Fieldpine is scheduling software for field service teams: drag-and-drop dispatch, work orders in the technician mobile app, automated customer notifications, invoicing and payments, and reporting dashboards that read at a glance.
Legend
Denver is laid out on a mile grid, and every east–west street ends at the mountains. Fieldpine borrows that logic: dispatch, work orders and routes all snap to the same ruled surface, so a job has one place, one owner and one time — and nobody has to ask where it went.
Every job takes one cell on one board. A time, a technician, a place — nothing floats free of the schedule.
Drag a job between technicians and the day re-plots around it. The board and the technician mobile app move together.
The office, the field and the customer read from one surface. Notifications and invoices leave the same grid the work was scheduled on.
One job, one cell — the drag lands it on the board
The board, the truck and the invoice all read from the same place. Here is what each part does.
01 Dispatch board
Dispatch scheduling is a board you drag on: crews down the side, hours across the top, every job a block you can move. Assign it, move it, hand it to another crew — the day rearranges around it.
Board view — crews by column, hours by row
The work order, the checklist and the job notes travel to the truck. What the technician saves in the field shows up on the board.
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One work order per job. History, parts, notes and the customer record stay attached to the visit instead of living in somebody's inbox.
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On-my-way messages, arrival windows and completion summaries go out on their own, so the office stops repeating itself on the phone.
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Close the work order and the invoice follows it, with a payment link the customer can pay from the driveway.
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Jobs per crew, work waiting to be invoiced, and where the week actually went — dashboards that read at a glance.
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From the first call to the last payment, nothing leaves the board.
Dispatch, work orders, customer notifications, invoicing and reporting share one surface — so the schedule you plan in the morning is the schedule the field runs all day.
Jobs land on the board from the office, the phone or a repeat contract.
Drag the job to a crew and the rest of the day re-plots around it.
The technician opens the work order, the checklist and the details on the phone.
The customer gets the on-my-way message and the completion summary automatically.
The work order closes and the invoice goes out with a payment link attached.
Fifteen minutes, screen-shared, with the dispatch board open. Bring the messiest week on your schedule and we will put it on the grid.
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